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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 4618245" data-attributes="member: 22779">So, just to be absolutely clear, you are claiming that there are a large number of 3e critics who claim that there are no rules support for tweaking the 3e system?  That the five points you list in your OP aren't covered by a number of alternative systems?Who are these critics?  I've never seen anyone try to claim that there weren't alternative rules given for pretty much any element of 3e.  If you're willing to break into 3pp land, there's probably a baker's dozen options for changing/tweaking pretty much any and all elements of 3e D&D.Anyone who claims differently is woefully ignorant of the huge amount of material out there.However, I have a sneaking suspicion that there aren't all that many people who would seriously argue that there are no solutions to the problems of 3e.  I would think that there are lots of people who have no problems pointing to the problem, but, I have trouble thinking that a quick search on Amazon would net you any number of solutions.Can you point me to these critics?  They are, as you say, woefully underinformed.</blockquote>